A Match Made In Lies Novels & Stories

“Jace, I thought we were friends!” He rolls his eyes, and I sigh. “Fine, fine!” I walk over to the matchmaker’s table, trying to compose myself. I have no idea what to expect, but I can’t let my nerves get the better of me. I owe it to myself to give this a shot. After all, how else will I ever find my true mate? The matchmaker hands me a stack of photos, each one featuring a different man. As I flip through them, I can feel Jace’s eyes boring into me. It’s like he’s trying to read my mind, trying to figure out what I’m thinking.

Thus, they all saw her claims as exaggerated. When she saw these comments, Eliza started anxiously arguing, "I'm not lying! This shopping mall really is mine! It was a gift from my boyfriend!" I turned around and saw Leo staring at his phone with a darkened expression. Soon, I saw his account enter Eliza's livestream. "I can confirm that this shopping mall is indeed under her name." In an instant, a barrage of comments flooded the screen. "Oh my God, it's Alpha Leo!" "It must be true if he's vouching for it."

Adam's expression shifted, amusement flickering in his eyes as he looked at her again. "You want me to act like your new partner, like in the movies?" He jumped to conclusions before Rachel could finish her thought. "No, no." Rachel quickly shook her head. She went on to explain her situation in detail. For some reason, after she finished, Adam's face turned icy and intimidating. "So Lucas agreed with his mistress's mother for you to have your womb removed?" Rachel paused for a moment before answering, "Yes." Adam crushed his cigarette with frustration, as if releasing pent-up anger, and said, "You should go now. It's getting late."

Lawrence, always quick to jump in with his own suggestions, didn't waste a moment before chiming in, "Well, you know, Sonu would be a perfect match for her! He's got the charm and the wit." The conversation continued, with everyone discussing the potential match between Nadia and Sonu. Excitement filled the air as they contemplated playing Cupid and bringing two of their dear friends together. The table was filled with a chorus of approving nods and smiles as the group wholeheartedly supported Lawrence's suggestion. The stars were aligning, and this unexpected event could bring together two like-minded souls. With laughter and agreement, the group continued to discuss their plans, their exci

“It was an abandoned proposal from my mother about changing the match tradition. It was from that period when you were in Switzerland and I was unhappily living away from the palace. It seems like she didn’t have the confidence to break it herself. It feels like I finished something that my mother wanted to do.” Edward knew that had to mean a lot to Sebastian. He had managed to do something that even his mother hadn’t been able to do. “So the last matches are the two of us,” he said with a sigh. If the match system didn’t exist he and Sebastian might not be together. There was a chance they would have encountered each other later in life, but they might not have fallen in love. On the other

“So I misunderstood that this guy is your friend. And I misunderstood that you guys are engaged and want to get married. And I'm sure I got it wrong, too, that you were just lying to me the whole time.” She held up her hands in a soothing manner. "I didn't lie to you..." "No, you didn't," he interrupted, his tone now caustic. 'You just kept a few things secret, that's something else entirely, of course. A little secret here, a little swindle there—none of that bad.” “Let me at least explain how it happened,” she pleaded desperately. "Well, I'm really looking forward to it. What are you going to tell me this time?" He smiled cynically: "You can skip that, you don't seriously expect that I'll

She looked away and sighed, "Yeah, I'm fine." "You're lying," I blurted out. Okay, what the hell was that? She snapped her head back. "No I'm not lying." she ground out through gritted teeth. I sighed and rolled my eyes. Classic female denial. "Fine. If you say you're fine then you're fine. Who am I to contradict," Arguing with a girl was one of my least favorite things to do so it would be pointless to dwell further.

Raphael answered Clara stuck her tongue out at her brother. "So when are you going to make her Luna?" Nicholas chuckled. One step at a time Beatrice. We haven't even met her yet and besides they just met." "Oh really? You marked me the first day you found me. Three days later we mated" Gabriel gasped in shock before he burst out laughing. "What is mated?" Clara questioned looking from Beatrice to Nicholas. Her large brown eyes betraying her fascination. Beside her, Raphael reddened and Gabriel strongly suspected that he had been listening to the older boys of the pack.

His hunt was in turn stolen by a laughing Namjoon. “I say we play paper rock scissors,” Liam answered. He put the newspaper he was reading on the table. He had originally brought it to wipe the excess of mud on his boots, but his brother’s words gave him another idea. Alcohol was not helpful in making wise decisions, nor did the hunger and heat. “I saw some Mating ads in this somewhere,” Liam said, skimming through the paper as he chewed. “Here!” he said triumphantly. “Those ads are scams,” Julius shook his head. He ate with gusto despite the terrible bland and burnt taste. “I heard that a man married one ugly woman through those ads,” he nodded his head. The twins laughed at the statement.

Adam smiles at Alice's restraint, not saying anything but telling them, "Hop out and I'll show you but grab the big blanket in the back, Allie, Please." When they get out he locks the car and leads them towards the woods but angles to the right a little to an open area. He only goes far enough not to be easily seen but can still clearly see the car and the lot beyond. He takes the blanket from Allie and Alice quickly moves to help him spread it out for them. Adam motions for them to have a seat. He takes up a spot in the middle, naturally forcing the girls to sit on either side of him. He turns to Allie and says, "This is 'Make-out Park,' It's good you don't know about this place yet. I woul